Screen Americas won multiple awards at the recent Inkjet Summit. In addition to being recognized for having the best case study presentation in the direct mail category, Screen was also named a "Top Company to Watch in 2015."
If you laid all of the printed pages produced on the HP Inkjet Web Press platform, they would be able to stretch to the moon and back...36 times. HP recently celebrated the 100 billion page mark on its inkjet web presses.
Hear from print providers that have made the transition to production inkjet printing and are enjoying success.
If you peek beneath the feathers and webbed feet of the iconic Aflac Duck advertising character, you will find an in-house inkjet printing powerhouse that produces a heavy print workload for insurance industry giant Aflac’s wide customer base.
The 100 printers in attendance at the Inkjet Summit received an in-depth education about production inkjet printing.
The third annual Inkjet Summit begins next week. Among the many attendees, 12 in-plant operations will be present to learn about the possibilities of production inkjet printing.
The third-annual Inkjet Summit was the largest and best one yet. More than a dozen in-plants attended this year, enjoying an abundance of educational presentations, user panels and case history discussions, plus plenty of peer-to-peer networking.
The new SureColor S-Series line of 64˝ solvent inkjet printers from Epson is equipped with a new Epson PrecisionCore TFP print head, and provides outstanding levels of reliability, durability and image quality to the signage, vehicle graphics, fine art and packaging markets.
According to a recent report from InfoTrends, Canon Solutions America is the market share leader in the national and worldwide continuous-feed inkjet market.
These are good days for the production inkjet printing business. Both users and manufacturers are growing, everyone seems to be making money and promises of technology advancement are being delivered upon. If there is any complaint from users of inkjet equipment, it seems to be that the technology is evolving too rapidly.
